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AES Sets Audio Repair, Immersive Capture Workshops

Roll up your sleeves to learn and try the latest techniques in audio repair, as well as a deep dive into how ambisonics work.

New York, NY (October 9, 2019)—The 2019 AES Convention in New York has scheduled two hands-on training workshops on the final day, October 19, covering the latest cutting-edge tools and technologies in immersive audio production and audio repair and restoration.

“Ambisonics Tools for Immersive Audio Capture and Post-Production,” a workshop from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., will be presented by Ianina Canalis (National University of Lanus), Brian Glasscock (Sennheiser), Andres A. Mayo (@360MusicLab) and Martin Muscatello (@360MusicLab).

“Over the past three years, immersive audio production tools have evolved considerably, allowing producers to combine them in a million creative ways.” shares AES past president Mayo, a workshop co-presenter. “This workshop will provide an in-depth explanation of how Ambisonics works, and how it can be a central element in an immersive audio production workflow.”

Attendees will be able to experiment with dedicated hardware and software tools during the workshop and be guided through the entire process of capturing, processing, mixing and multiplexing audio and video in 360 degrees for multiple purposes, such as YouTube and Facebook music videos, Virtual Reality, and 360° documentaries.

The workshop “Audio Repair and Restoration for Music and Post: Build Your Skills” will follow from 1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Leading the workshop will be David Barber (Juniper Post, Burbank, CA), Alexey Lukin,(iZotope), Jessica Thompson (Jessica Thompson Audio, Berkeley, CA) and Jonathan Wyner (M Works Mastering/iZotope/Berklee College of Music).

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AES’s next president-elect Wyner, a workshop co-presenter, notes, “Single-ended noise reduction and audio repair tools have evolved during the past 35 years to the point that they have become an integral part of the work and workflows across audio disciplines.”

Workshop attendees will be led through an overview of the various sorts of technologies, techniques, and strategies used to solve audio challenges in music and audio post.” The workshop will include exercises designed to help participants develop their skills in audio repair and restoration for post and music applications.

Preregistration is required for these events, as is Convention All Access registration (either four-., two- or one-day All Access registration, valid for October 19). Tickets for each workshop are $75 (member) and $125 (non-member) and can be purchased on-line through the convention registration portal. Attendees must supply their own laptop and headphones for these unique learning experiences and must download and preload session resources. Seating is limited.

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All Access Advance Registration pricing and options and workshop registration is available through 11:00 p.m. EDT, October 14, with AES Members and Students receiving significant savings on badge registration.

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